I am using version 1.9.0 of the RED HAWK IDE on RedHat 6.3.
After install RedHawk I looked at the video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wN9p8EjiQs4.
I tried to run through the example but I notice I am missing a large amount of the components she has like add_const_ff, complex_to, noise_source, vector_sink, medianfilter.
Should I have them? Is there a package I am missing?
Adding stuff to get the checker to except my question. I tried, then tried. Going to try.
Here you can find several packages from RedHawk developer:
https://github.com/Axios-Engineering
https://github.com/RedhawkSDR
You can try to download and build them
All of the components you mentioned except for the medianfilter are part of the GNUHawk library of components and can be found at https://github.com/RedhawkSDR/integration-gnuhawk/tree/master/components.
The median filter is part of the basic-components library and can be found at https://github.com/RedhawkSDR/basic-components
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When I tried the Tobii Pro Glasses SDK demo video_with_gaze.py, I came across this warning, and it did not show any result (ideally, it should show the video together with the gaze point). I guess maybe the glib version is not right, but I do not know how to correct it. Here is the demo code: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/b73399fdbce1d1e3c7c4d32eea82b31a
I use Ubuntu 14.04, and Python 2.7.
Thank you!
Generally that error means a table is being modified from multiple threads. The source you linked doesn't seem directly relevant and it is probably happening within GStreamer. It is a pretty vague issue though it doesn't help that you are using an old and unsupported version of GStreamer and pygtk.
Running CentOS 6.5 and RedHawk 1.9.0, and I have audio-components installed in $SDRROOT, and AudioSink shows up in palette, all good. However when I double click to launch it I get the error:
Launching component AudioSink_1 has encountered a problem
and
Failed to launch: AudioSink_1.
When I click on details I get:
Failed to launch: AudioSink_1
and
IDL:CF/ExecutableDevice/ExecuteFail:1.0
Not very informative. Components AudioSource and AudioTestSource also do not launch.
I was having a very similar issue to what you described when I was trying to use Axios-Engineering's RTLTcpSource component. What the issue was for me was I was installing the component incorrectly. So for me this is how I installed a component in REDHAWK.
Download the original source code. (unzip if necessary)
Open the REDHAWK IDE(eclipse)
File->Import...->Existing Projects into Workspace->next->select the source code folder->Finish
Project->Build Project
Drag project folder to "Target SDR" in the SCA Explorer
I hope this helps you or anyone else. I know there aren't really many places that tell you how to actually add an external component to REDHAWK and it took me a while to figure out to just treat it like a normal custom component.
I had a similar problem when using audiosink. The answer above by JD will work but make sure you re-gen the component since the code was made in 1.84 and there is a new codegen for 1.9.
It may also throw a message saying there are errors when exporting to the target SDR but that can mostly be ignored from my experience.
Similarly if you want more of an output, you can run the component/device through the terminal sandbox after building it and set "-Debug 4" to get more information.
Good luck!
edit: seems like a bug with audiosink was addressed: AudioSink unknown error
you might want to just pull down the updated version and try that!
I have been pulling what hair I have left out. I just downloaded Codekit this week and want to redesign my own site using Compass/SASS/Susy. I have tried several ways to get it to work, the preference in Codekit to point at the executable path. I am really excited to get started on this new endeavor, but I can't seem to get by the setup. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Is your project set up correctly? Susy 2 requires SASS 3. CodeKit 2 has an option to use libSASS instead of SASS (I use it). There are other dependencies for which I use Bundler. If you use Bundler to set up your project, it will add 'require 'compass/import-once/activate' to your config.rb. Other than that, there is no specific need to require or import compass. Do you have a CodeKit error message that you can post to let us see what is going wrong?
I assume that you are using Susy 2. If you are using Susy 1 you must add #import "susyone"; to your config.rb. But I expect you know that already.
Re your comments:
Using Bundler, my Gemfile includes:
gem "susy", "~>2.1.0"
gem "sass", "~>3.3.0"
gem "breakpoint", "~>2.4.0"
so these must be installed on your system accessible to susy. CodeKit doesn't need compass but my config.rb file includes these:
require 'compass/import-once/activate'
require 'breakpoint'
require 'sassy-buttons'
obviously you may not be using sassy-buttons.
The documentation for Susy2 is extensive and is available at http://susydocs.oddbird.net/en/latest/. You don't say how you set up your project, but I assume that your CodeKit setup points to the correct files from SCSS to compiled CSS.
You need to '#import susy' in one of your .scss files. (I'm not sure that that is necessary anymore).
I tried to build the example package from here but sadly I get following error:
error: Couldn't find package std in any of the workspaces in the RUST_PATH (C:\U
sers\User\Desktop\test\hello.rust:C:\Users\User\Desktop\test\hello:C:\Users\Use
r.rust)
Now it's kinda obvious that there is some issue with RUST_PATH but I am somewhat unable to find documentation concerning it.
note: I'm using Windows 8 64 bit and Rust 0.8
Rustpkg has been removed from basic library and moved into librustpkg.
There are alternatives like Makefile or CMake, but I assume the preferred version it's using cargo-lite.
My advice is just look at Rust-CI for a project that uses package manager you like most and copy it's build shamelessly.
UPDATE: A new package manager for rust has been announced. It's called Cargo. We'll see how it works out, but that is possible future default.
Rustpkg has been removed from Rust. Hopefully we will get something to replace it.
I want install TurboPower Abbrevia 3.05 from http://sourceforge.net/projects/tpabbrevia/ but its not working. :(
docu says:
_4. Open & compile the runtime package specific to the IDE being
used (e.g. B305vr2007.dpk for Delphi2007)
Start C++Builder2009 -> "Open Project..", select "B305vr2009.dpk" and click "open", but nothing happen. What is my mistake?
It's nice to see that someone is finally working on Abbrevia again, but looking at the Abbrevia web site I see that it still doesn't support modern versions of C++Builder. A few years ago I need to create Zips in an application and I found out that Abbrevia wouldn't work for me anymore. So, I compiled and linked in the Zip library from Info-ZIP, which worked very well. I didn't have much trouble adapting it to C++Builder as I recall, and it's still working fine today.
Info-ZIP's library only works with Zip files (no 7zip, etc.) but that's all we need here.
If you don't have RAD Studio, and only have C++Builder, you'll have to build it via the command line:
dcc32 -JL B305vr2009.dpk
You can then import the .bpl file generated from the Component->Import Component menu.
Abbrevia 3.05 didn't have C++Builder packages. The current release (5.0) supports C++Builder 2009-XE2 and has native .cbproj packages for it.